iBerry Auxus Nuclea N2 with Octacore processor, 2GB RAM, 1080p screen aims to be be "Aam Aadmi's Note 3"!

Lets face it- How many times have you drooled over the Note 3 from Samsung and held back your buying aspirations thanks to its prohibitive price tag? Well Indian manufacturers know this and there are starting to flood the market with Note 3 clones and the newest iteration from iBerry aims to be exactly so!

The company is going all out in terms of the publicity campaign for its latest offering titled the iBerry Auxus Nuclea N2- essentially a Galaxy Note 3 clone.

The Auxus Nuclea N2 is a successor for the not so successful Auxus Nuclea N1 and from the specs it seems that iBerry seems to have their recipe this time around. Powered by a 1.7Ghz Octacore Mediatek MT6592 chipset, 2GB RAM and a ARM MALI 450MP4 Quad core graphics chip.

The Auxus Nuclea N2 screen may not boast of a SuperAMOLED screen like the Note 3 but it boasts of a 5.7" 1080p full HD screen with 1920*1080p ably protected by Gorilla Glass 2. And we almost forgot the screen has OGS Technology.

There are a bunch of sensors inbuilt like Gravity, Proximity, Light and Magnetic Sensors apart from the usual list of connectivity options like- Bluetooth 4.0, WIFI 802.11 n/b/g and surprisingly NFC!

The primary camera is a 13MP unit with BSI sensor and LED flash unit capable of fullHD capture at 30fps. The f2.0 aperture ensures you get great photos regardless of the lighting conditions. And there is a 8MP front facing camera too for those great selfies you may be planning to click!

To power this unit there is a generous 3500mAH unit which has wireless charging capability too! This comes has a pleasant surprise as this kind of unit in the budget phone scenario!

The Android 4.2.2 system is upgradable to 4.3 in the coming months and for the current asking price of 19990INR seems to be a steal of a deal, but we request interested buyers to hang on until the hands on reviews are out because the Auxus Nuclea N1 turned out to be a damp squib.

So are you excited about the Nuclea N2? Let us know about it in the comments section below.